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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 19
The Editors Report -
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Need Teachers
The recent survey by the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards points up the startling imbalance in preparation of teachers for professional duties in the public schools of the country. Of an estimated 100,000 people needed to teach elementary school this year, only 20,000 are expected to be available—whereas there are expected to be 84,730 to fill 30,000 high school openings!
While it is true that a switch in objectives of many of those now planning for a high school teaching career would not fill the quota of elementary teachers needed, it would be one step on the way to giving our school-age children the proper education they need.
It is estimated that the need for elementary school teachers will be at the rate of 100,000 per year for the next ten years.
In this light, it is necessary that schools of education, guidance counselors, and boards of education members work together to encourage more prospective teachers in entering the elementary school field.
In most states the pay standard and professional standard are similar for high school and elementary school teachers and should not stand in the way of applicants for teaching positions applying for the elementary school jobs.-The New York Times.
Seniors Present Winning Paper
Jerome Andruske and Garel Webb, engineering seniors, have been awarded first prize in the student section for a paper presented at a joint meeting of the midcontinent and Oklahoma City sections of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in Tulsa.
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The subject of the paper was "Selection of a Computation Procedure for Predicting Future Behavior of Gas Drive Reservoirs." Andruske and Webb illustrated their paper with slides showing data, calculations, production wires, and results of their research. For presenting the first prize paper, the students received a copy of Muskat's "Physical Principles of Oil Production." They also received a five-year subscription to "Petroleum Technology," the official publication of the petroleum branch of AIME.
Ellis L. Anders, Jr., assistant professor of petroleum engineering, supervised the prize-winning paper. This is the first year that the University of Kansas and the Municipal University of Wichita have been invited to the meeting.
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Kay O'Connor
John Hill
Ralph Hemenway
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William Graves
Richard Tatum
Lloyd Holbeck
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Ray Soldan
Arthur McIntire
Mona Millikin
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June to Sept., ISA also operates weekly low-cost student flights open to STUDYTOUR PASSPORT holders traveling for an educational purpose.
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Thanks Friends:
To all of you who graduate, we wish every success in your future.
To you who will return, we shall be glad to have you back again in the Fall.
But to each of you, we express our thanks for the business with which you have favored us while here.
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